Dandelion root

MacGyver

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• Jan 10, 2004

• #1

Anyone use it for diuretic? How well did you find it work? When did it kick in? Thanks.

 

heckman

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• Jan 10, 2004

• #2

All I know is that it is good for the urinary track and liver...
Also very beneficial to maintaining good blood pressure.

 

MacGyver

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• Jan 10, 2004

• #3

thanks for the tip

 

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KnotHead

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• Jan 10, 2004

• #4

I not sure about the root, but the bloom makes a good wine!!

 

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dpsquat

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• Jan 11, 2004

• #5

i have

I i have always doubled what the bottle recommended. in conjunction with high water load!

 

Bently

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• Jan 13, 2004

• #6

bump

 

heckman

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• Jan 13, 2004

• #7

KnotHead is right, I can now remember my dad always wanting my brother and I to go harvest the dandelions..they make some awsome vino!

 

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force

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• Jan 15, 2004

• #8

I have used it with some success,but took alot more than what the label said.I think the less water your holding at the time the less effect it has,its nowhere near in the league of a true diuretic such as lasix.

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neuf08

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• Apr 1, 2009

• #9

I think that the dandelion root works pretty well as a diuretic. True, there are definitely stronger ones out there (such as lasix), but if you're not looking for something along those lines, I'd go with dandelion root. From what I've read it works as well as some of the herbal diuretic products that are a mixture of herbs and that cost a lot more. You could use it for 2-3 days or so prior to needing it to really kick in and should be fine.

 

supermannpc

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• Apr 1, 2009

• #10

its alright
very mild diuretic though

MHP makes a very good water loss product

 

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kaoz

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• Apr 4, 2009

• #11

Ive herd uva ursi is also good.